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1 Westward Expansion

2 1. Choose Team name RULES FOR JEOPARDY 2. Choose which team goes first 3. Teams go in order. Only one person per team may answer WHEN IT IS THERE TURN. 4. After 3 consecutive correct answers it is the next team s turn 5. If a team misses the next team in rotation may STEAL and receive a point. If they miss the next team has chance to steal. After a steal the next question goes to the team whose turn it would normally be 6. At the end teams have an opportunity to wager their points on a final jeopardy question(s).

28 QUESTION 25 of 34 The act of giving government jobs to political friends is known as the (Andrew Jackson did this) spoils system

29 QUESTION 26 of 34 Multiple Choice Which of the following was a result of the Second Great Awakening? A. Election of Jackson B. Destruction of bank C. Reform movements D. Free speech

30 QUESTION 27 of 34 General of Texas Army, President of Republic of Texas Sam Houston

31 QUESTION 28 of 34 The Cherokees fought Andrew Jackson in the Supreme Court and they won the case. What was the name of the case? Worcester v. Georgia

32 QUESTION 29 of 34 When I ran for president, I used the slogan Tippecanoe and Tyler too. William Henry Harrison

33 QUESTION 30 of 34 Which institution did Andrew Jackson want to destroy? National bank

34 QUESTION 31 of 34 This word means establishing a guide, example, or tradition for the future. Example: Washington set this by serving only two terms as president. precedent

35 QUESTION 32 of 34 This is about a picture Jackson s opponents published a cartoon of Jackson showing him trashing the Constitution. They titled the cartoon King Andrew

36 QUESTION 33 of 34 It was done so that the United States could build a transcontinental railroad. Gadsden Purchase

37 QUESTION 34 of 34 Who closed the Western Hemisphere (North and South America) to European colonization? James Monroe

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39 BONUS QUESTIONS Name two men who helped presidents get elected when the election went to the House of Representatives Alexander Hamilton and Henry Clay When an influential member of the House helped John Quincy Adams defeat Andrew Jackson, and Adams gave him the position of Secretary of State. What did Jackson call this? The Corrupt Bargain

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